November 24, 2024 1:21 am

Author: opinion

Bangladesh, Opinion

In These Forbidden Times: The ‘Boundaries’ of Our Limitations

Maqsood Who are they actually? Where do they dare to fly out and threaten us? Got up to embarrass? Why should we respect all these low-grade thugs who are the originators of ‘Mob Justice’? Have they done such ‘good’ and ‘glorious’ deeds that the country and nation will be ever grateful to them, or show […]

Bangladesh, International

Political upheaval: Bangladesh

-Arif Jebtik Speaking on Al Jazeera, Dr. Yunus hinted that his government could last up to four years. He said, “. . . It (the tenure of the interim government) should be less than four years, that’s for sure. It could be even lower. It all depends on what the people want, what the political […]

International, Opinion, UN

International Criminal Court’s History and Its Role in Serving Global Justice

What will be the implications of issuing recent warrants against powerful global leaders? Hussain Muhammad Imam The International Criminal Court (ICC) is a permanent international judicial body established in 1998 by the Rome Statute to ensure justice for committing genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. The ICC is based in The Hague, Netherlands, and […]

Editorial

Trump’s Return: A Turning Point for Middle East Policies?

Sahadat Russell Donald Trump’s potential return to the White House raises both hope and concern across the Middle East, as his leadership could reshape U.S. foreign policy in one of the world’s most volatile regions. Known for his unorthodox, transactional approach to diplomacy and a preference for aligning with strongman leaders, a Trump presidency could […]

Bangladesh, Opinion

Should reform be done in a vacuum or it needs People’s Participation?

Professor Dr. Abdul Momen Bangladesh is located in-between two great powers; India and China. The relationship between these two countries is at times not friendly. In 1962, India and China had a war and even today, from time to time, there have been border clashes between them. Bangladesh maintains good relationship with both the countries […]

Opinion

Arresting Netanyahu Won’t End the War in Gaza Immediately

Deepanwita Martin The International Criminal Court’s (ICC) issuance of arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant marks a dramatic moment in international law. Accused of war crimes for knowingly depriving Gaza’s civilian population of food, water, and medical supplies What the ICC Arrest Warrants Mean The ICC’s warrants […]

Opinion

If genocide is used loosely, will it lose its strength?

Dr. A K Abdul Momen Nowadays the word “genocide” is being used very loosely and at times, in a way that reflects total ignorance of the term “genocide”. As per the UN Resolution 96 on December 11, 1946 , and subsequently the 1948 UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide […]

Bangladesh, International, Opinion

Anyone thinking about reorganizing the Awami League?

Shamim Ahmed The price of potatoes will be One thousand taka in the future, but Awami League will not come to power immediately. Do you know why it won’t be? Because no one has constructive thoughts. Known faces, platforms, intellectuals of Awami League, many of them have been communicating, talking and expressing their interest to […]

Bangladesh, Editorial, International

Yunus Wants to Be in Power for 4 Years? Social Media Claims Raise Questions Over Political Ambitions

Dastagir Jahangir Washington, D.C. – Professor Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and renowned social entrepreneur, is at the center of a growing political crisis in Bangladesh. According to unverified sources circulating on social media, Yunus is alleged to have expressed a desire to remain in power for a period of more than four […]

Bangladesh, International, Opinion

Yunus’ Government Imposes Unprecedented Restrictions on Press Freedom and Expression

Pulack Ghatack Freedom of the press and expression in Bangladesh has been severely restricted during the Yunus regime. Even the situation was less terrible under military rule. The Yunus government removed 66 journalists’ press accreditation cards in two rounds based on partisan concerns. Just Yesterday, the administration cancelled the secretariat access cards of 118 more […]

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